n.(态度、言辞)尖刻，讥讽

The divorce proceedings were marked by acrimony and recriminations.
离婚诉讼过程中充满了怨恨和相互指责。
Their once-friendly rivalry had descended into bitter acrimony.
他们曾经友好的竞争已经演变成了激烈的敌意和不和。
The negotiations broke down due to the acrimony between the two parties.
双方之间的尖锐矛盾导致谈判破裂。
The meeting ended in acrimony, with both sides refusing to compromise.
会议在双方都拒绝妥协的激烈争执中结束。
Years of acrimony followed their separation, but they eventually found a way to co-parent peacefully.
分手后，他们经历了多年的不和，但最终找到了和平共育儿的方式。
The political debate was characterized by personal attacks and acrimony.
那场政治辩论以人身攻击和激烈的敌意为特点。
Despite the initial acrimony, they managed to settle their differences amicably.
尽管起初充满敌意，但他们还是设法友好地解决了分歧。
The long-standing feud between the neighbors escalated into open acrimony.
邻居之间长期的不和升级为公开的敌对状态。
His speech was filled with acrimony towards those who had opposed his policies.
他的演讲中充满了对那些反对他政策的人的怨恨。
It's sad how a small disagreement turned into such bitter acrimony between childhood friends.
很遗憾，一个小小的分歧竟让童年朋友之间产生了如此深刻的仇恨。